Intel shows a 1:1-sized model of a dazzling graphics card made of Lego bricks
CTOnews.com, January 29 (Xinhua)-- Intel showed off a dazzling graphics card made by Lego in a live broadcast using a 1:1 model, but it won't work.
Zach Hill, the head of technical marketing for Intel's sharp graphics card, is a Lego fan who has spent his spare time making 1:1-sized models of Intel's sharp A750 graphics card in his spare time.
He uses the Lego group's BrickLink Studio free software tool, which allows users to build and render projects in 3D using all Lego blocks still in production, and about 80 per cent of the work has been done.
CTOnews.com has learned that the project is not yet available for mass production and is expected to cost about $120 (currently about RMB812) and may require 6000 Lego blocks.
The A770 in the ▲ picture has not been changed to A750.
